Bringing extended family for atletico game, lots of kids age 3 to 15,anyone got a clue what to do with them for 3 days outside bringing them to the game.Also anyone know a good restaurant that will have them on a fri/sat night. Thanks
Not really an awful lot to do in Liverpool.. try the beatles tour down on the docks , you could do a tour of the stadium, you could visit the cavern and you could eat in Cafe Sport which is nice for kids.
carragher's restaraunt is a must do.there's 2 of them,you could do 1 on the friday and 1 on the saturday...
http://www.visitliverpool.com/site/experiences/family-fun check this site out - i've found a few ideas here b4.
Went here on Saturday. Well worth a visit for all ages. No admission charge either. It's down on the pier head right behind the Liverbirds! Museum of Liverpool http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/mol/visit/
Was over at the weekend and after years of meaning to do it finally went up the radio city tower gallery. Well worth doing. The views across the city and over the Mersey are stunning. Cost £5 per adult and i think £2.50 per child. You get a leaflet with a map of the various sites across the site for when you go up.
The amount of times that I have been over there and I never realized that you go up to the Radio City tower.At £5 it's great value considering that new building in London costs £22 I think to visit.That was a class picture you posted on FB Niall and I will certainly do that on one of my next trips.
What about hopping on a train if the weather is good and take the kids for a day out in blackpool . It takes about an haour and half on the train if you don't have any changes . http://www.northernrail.org/
Don't go anywhere near Blackpool unless you want to introduce your kids to every person that has ever appeared on the Jeremy Kyle show. Think Pheonix Park on Saturday night
Two things on in the Liverpool Museum of Life next weekend for anyone over. Going to pop to them myself. Explore the historic links between Everton and Liverpool football clubs. This curator led gallery talk lasts approximately 20 minutes with the opportunity for discussion afterwards. Ask at the Welcome Desk for the meeting point. Date: Saturday 2 February 2013 Time: 11am Venue: Museum of Liverpool Suitable for: adults, all visitors Booking: Free drop-in event, no need to book Free! Explore the heritage of Liverpool Football Club with tours, talks and events for all the family. In partnership with The Spirit of Shankly and The National Football Museum Date: Saturday 2 February 2013 Time: 11am-3.30pm Venue: Museum of Liverpool Suitable for: all visitors